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Mario EichenbergerMario Eichenberger

Great hiking on round-trip trails to Tajo Negro from Ojén (~5h). Hike up to "Puerto de los cinco dedos" via the "cueva de la virgencita" and come back on the "sendero de los 3 picos". This route will offer you a better experience as "virgencita" takes more sun when you come back and is far less maintained than "3 picos". Unfortunately, there is no sign for the "virgencita" trail (see my pics for your orientation) - that's why I did it the other way round. When you arrive at "Puerto de los charcos" take the "Mirador del corzo" trail to Tajo Negro. I guess your knee and hip joints will thank you as the descent on the other side to "Olivar de Juanar" offers better steps and a lot more shade than "Cerro de la abejera". While mountain runners always are in love with their running shoes, I would strongly recommend hiking shoes for these trails.

JuanJuan

Ruta senderista que se encuentra en el sendero que lleva hasta el mirador del Corzo, hay que estar pendiente a los carteles que indican la ruta a mano izquierda. Es una subida que me pareció menos dura que la que sube hasta la cruz de Juanar. También tiene un mirador a mitad del recorrido en una bifurcación indicada mediante carteles.

TomTom

Beautiful view. Just the path needed sometimes guess work. Still really enjoyed it.

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Great hiking on round-trip trails to Tajo Negro from Ojén (~5h). Hike up to "Puerto de los cinco dedos" via the "cueva de la virgencita" and come back on the "sendero de los 3 picos". This route will offer you a better experience as "virgencita" takes more sun when you come back and is far less maintained than "3 picos". Unfortunately, there is no sign for the "virgencita" trail (see my pics for your orientation) - that's why I did it the other way round. When you arrive at "Puerto de los charcos" take the "Mirador del corzo" trail to Tajo Negro. I guess your knee and hip joints will thank you as the descent on the other side to "Olivar de Juanar" offers better steps and a lot more shade than "Cerro de la abejera". While mountain runners always are in love with their running shoes, I would strongly recommend hiking shoes for...